Alpine is working on a further step for its A524 Formula 1 car to help lift it further up the grid
Alpine is planning a “quite big” upgrade, which will form the basis of its 2025 car, for the final stages of the Formula 1 season. The French manufacturer has had a challenging 2024 campaign, with its A524 challenger starting the year in Bahrain as the slowest on the grid. Since then the team has undergone major infrastructure changes, which has included the departure of technical director Matt Harman to Williams and the imminent exit of team principal Bruno Famin.
” David Sanchez, Alpine Executive Technical Director Photo by: Alpine Sanchez said that after he had joined, the team had deliberately worked on a parallel programme to introduce two stages of upgrades. “We've been working on this one since day one,” he said. “The other one is an extension, using a bit more time to go further.” Asked when the upgrade was coming, Sanchez said: “A few races after the break.
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